async def __add_worker_and_thread_to_entry(self, entry, origin) -> bool:
communicator: AbstractCommunicator = Communicator(
entry, origin, None, self.__args.websocket_command_timeout)
worker: Optional[AbstractWorker] = await self.__worker_factory \
.get_worker_using_settings(origin, self.__enable_configmode,
communicator=communicator)
if worker is None:
return False
# to break circular dependencies, we need to set the worker ref >.<
communicator.worker_instance_ref = worker
new_worker_thread = Thread(name=origin, target=worker.start_worker)
new_worker_thread.daemon = True
entry.worker_thread = new_worker_thread
entry.worker_instance = worker
return True
def __init__(self, args, dev_id, id, websocket_handler, walker,
mapping_manager, mitm_mapper: MitmMapper,
db_wrapper: DbWrapper, area_id: int, routemanager_name: str):
self._args = args
self._communicator = Communicator(websocket_handler, id, self,
args.websocket_command_timeout)
self._stop_worker_event = Event()
self._dev_id = dev_id
self._origin = id
self._routemanager_name = routemanager_name
self._area_id = area_id
self._walker = walker
self.workerstart = None
self._mapping_manager: MappingManager = mapping_manager
self._mitm_mapper = mitm_mapper
self._db_wrapper = db_wrapper